Creating a zombie in a mountain village terrifies players worldwide.

Chapter 59 makes me feel like the female lead is really pitiful.

However, to be fair, these games are typical products of a gray area due to their subject matter and legal issues.

Major gaming platforms would never allow them to be listed.

To play this game, you can only purchase it through some secretive private channels.

Furthermore, these types of games can only be presented in a third-person viewing format, not in an immersive way like Skynet; this is the rule of law worldwide.

Therefore, when players play these kinds of games on Skynet, they are usually just watching from the sidelines.

Then you control the game's protagonist and your favorite female character to do things. And you also have to occasionally intervene to make the male protagonist exert himself and give you a boost.

If it's a pure romance, that's fine; players just need to put in extra effort for the male protagonist. But if it's a NTR (Netorare) story, then players will also need to put in extra effort for the blond guy.

This really tests the player's mental fortitude.

Many players were in tears, muttering "No!" and "Go easy!" while constantly urging the blond guy to exert more force.

You really need to be strong.

Therefore, it's obvious that the game "Mita" is backed by Pixel Interactive Entertainment, otherwise it wouldn't be able to be released on gaming platforms.

But players are mainly drawn by the horror aspect; to be honest, they didn't have high hopes for the romance part.

The general consensus is that the romance elements are merely embellishments to the plot.

It needs to be both terrifying enough to make your heart tremble and romantic enough to make your heart flutter.

That's wishful thinking. In reality, it's not easy to have both.

When two sides clash, one of them will inevitably be secondary.

O5 is known for making horror games, so the romance aspect will definitely be a minor detail.

"Alright, alright, all of you, tone it down, you old perverts."

"Let's take a look at what this horror dating game is like!"

Akashi ignored the coin-operated option and didn't even click the like button; he directly opened the video.

Soon, as the video played, Skynet Space was plunged into complete darkness.

loading.
Immediately afterwards, a line of white text slowly appeared.

[This preview is a gameplay demo; what you see is a compilation of multiple gameplay segments. The final version may have different segments. We apologize for the inconvenience.]

Then, the lettering faded away.

This prompt didn't evoke any emotion from the players; instead, it made them even more excited.

Just as Akashi was waiting quietly, the environment slowly appeared in the next second.

When they saw the clear sky, they were all stunned.

Before the players was a square wooden table.

Above, a flickering electric light emitted a dim, yellowish glow.

The light was extremely limited, illuminating only a small area around the wooden table.

In the air, you can see countless tiny dust particles flying around in the beam of light.

All around was an impenetrable darkness, as if something was lurking there.

"This atmosphere is something else."

Akaishi demonstrated how the protagonist observes the environment through his eyes using actual gameplay.

At that moment, a figure was sitting across the table.

He was dressed in a well-fitting black suit and sat upright.

But the light only shone down to his chest, his entire head completely hidden in shadow, giving off an indescribable eeriness and oppressive feeling.

"Classic Black Shadow Man?"

"I wonder what kind of organization this is."

At this point, the game entered real-time calculation mode.

The man in the suit opposite slowly pulled out an agreement and a box of red seals, placed them in the center of the table, and gestured for the player to proceed. "What's this?"

Akashi raised his eyebrows. Having played two of O5's games, he always felt that this piece of paper was not a good thing.

However, the protagonist accepted it.

Without hesitation, he pressed his red thumbprint at the end of the agreement and pushed it back.

The man in the suit picked up the agreement, but only glanced at it symbolically.

He casually crumpled the newly signed agreement into a ball and tossed it into the darkness beside him like trash.

Player:? ? ?
What is this operation?
Before the players could react, a box was placed on the table.

The man in the suit took out a black cell phone, gently placed it on the table, and pushed it back towards the main character.

Then, there was another standard "please" gesture.

Throughout the entire process, the two remained silent, creating a serious atmosphere.

Nobody knew what they were doing; they just knew it seemed important, otherwise it wouldn't have been placed at the beginning.

The atmosphere in the live stream gradually shifted from playful banter to a mix of tension and anticipation.

At this moment, the protagonist slowly picked up the phone and tapped on an app icon called 'miside'.

The next second, the phone screen went black.

And the camera zoomed in, eventually being completely obscured by a black screen, filling the entire field of vision and plunging the surroundings into a silent stillness.

In the live stream, the previously active chat slowed down, and the atmosphere suddenly became tense.

Akashi held his breath, unsure of what would happen next.

At that moment, a slightly ethereal female voice suddenly rang out in the silent darkness.

The sound had a peculiar echo, as if it came from a very distant place, or as if it resounded directly in one's mind.

Do you remember my name is Mita?

The sudden sound made Akashi's heart skip a beat.

"Mita?"

He was taken aback at first, then realized what was happening.

"Oh... so Mita is the female lead's name."

"To be honest, this name sounds a bit harsh."

"It doesn't sound like a sweet girl's name, it sounds more like a robot's name."

Then, the echo rang out again.

[Back then, you came to see me every day, helped me with housework, and even fed me.]
I'm so happy. So blessed. I love you so much.
I finally have players of my own!
I want you to be by my side every day, and to live happily together.
[But why should I listen to them? Please don't leave me. Don't you love me anymore?]
Why are you leaving? Why? Why?
[Stay here, forever.]
Upon hearing these words, Akaishi's expression turned strange.

With his extensive gaming experience, he pieced these words together in his mind, and the outline of a story began to emerge.

"It's not what I thought, is it?"

"The female lead left the game because she liked the male lead, but it seems that the male lead listened to other women and chose to leave her."

"So, the man in the suit at the beginning found out that the female lead was a virtual character, so he came to capture her?"

"Was the agreement that the male lead signed a consent form or something similar? Was it used to betray the female lead?"

"In the end, did this series of events turn the dating game into a horror game?"

The more Akashi thought about it, the more likely it seemed.

After all, the signing at the beginning shouldn't be a meaningless plot point; it must be meant to tell the player something.

"If my guess is correct, then this Mita is quite pitiful."

"But I believe O5 would never come up with a plot that even I could guess."

(End of this chapter)